The Democratic primary runoff for Texas' 33rd Congressional District, set for May 26 after neither candidate reached a majority in the March 3 primary, shows trader consensus favoring Colin Allred over incumbent Julie Johnson due to Allred's first-place finish with roughly 45 percent of the vote and his prior representation of overlapping North Texas territory. Redistricting created a heavily Democratic, Latino-majority seat that drew both the former congressman—who shifted from a Senate bid—and Johnson, who succeeded him in the prior district lines. Recent campaign exchanges have centered on immigration voting records, with early voting opening May 18. Minor candidates Carlos Quintanilla and Zeeshan Hafeez, who received single-digit shares initially, have aligned with Allred, consolidating support ahead of the runoff.